Jay T. Collier is Director of Publishing at Heritage Reformation Books and Research Fellow and Colloquium Director for Junius Institute for Digital Reformation Research. His research interests include Reformation and post-Reformation studies, colonial North America, and the history of agrarianism.

Collier has done an excellent job of unpacking a significant and formative part of our church family history. His study is of value not only for the academy but also for the church.

• 1. The Church of England, Sources of Identity, and Theological Distinctives2. Cambridge Aflame with Controversy: Reassessing the Lambeth Articles3. Dilemmas at the Synod of Dort: The Conciliatory British Delegation4. Troubles after Dort: The Case of the "Arminian" Richard Montagu5. A Further Dilemma for British Divines: Baptism's Effect on Infants6. Lingering Reluctance among Reformed Englishmen: Puritans and Confessionalism7. Perseverance, Augustine, and England's Strugglig Identity

Jay T. Collier is Director of Publishing at Heritage Reformation Books and Research Fellow and Colloquium Director for Junius Institute for Digital Reformation Research. His research interests include Reformation and post-Reformation studies, colonial North America, and the history of agrarianism.

Collier has done an excellent job of unpacking a significant and formative part of our church family history. His study is of value not only for the academy but also for the church.

• 1. The Church of England, Sources of Identity, and Theological Distinctives2. Cambridge Aflame with Controversy: Reassessing the Lambeth Articles3. Dilemmas at the Synod of Dort: The Conciliatory British Delegation4. Troubles after Dort: The Case of the "Arminian" Richard Montagu5. A Further Dilemma for British Divines: Baptism's Effect on Infants6. Lingering Reluctance among Reformed Englishmen: Puritans and Confessionalism7. Perseverance, Augustine, and England's Strugglig Identity

Jay T. Collier is Director of Publishing at Heritage Reformation Books and Research Fellow and Colloquium Director for Junius Institute for Digital Reformation Research. His research interests include Reformation and post-Reformation studies, colonial North America, and the history of agrarianism.

Collier has done an excellent job of unpacking a significant and formative part of our church family history. His study is of value not only for the academy but also for the church.

• 1. The Church of England, Sources of Identity, and Theological Distinctives2. Cambridge Aflame with Controversy: Reassessing the Lambeth Articles3. Dilemmas at the Synod of Dort: The Conciliatory British Delegation4. Troubles after Dort: The Case of the "Arminian" Richard Montagu5. A Further Dilemma for British Divines: Baptism's Effect on Infants6. Lingering Reluctance among Reformed Englishmen: Puritans and Confessionalism7. Perseverance, Augustine, and England's Strugglig Identity